Every heartbeat matters in critical care, and Indian medical technology firm Medisys has brought that message to the forefront with the launch of its latest innovations. At Medicall Delhi 2025, held at Bharat Mandapam, the company unveiled a new range of Made-in-India anaesthesia and neonatal technologies designed to improve patient safety, comfort, and recovery.

The unveiling ceremony drew a distinguished gathering of healthcare professionals, hospital administrators, and policymakers. Renowned cardiologist and Padma Bhushan awardee Dr. T.S. Kler graced the occasion, while Medisys leadership, including Mr. Varun Garg, Mrs. Kaveri Garg, Mr. Amit Aggarwal, and Mr. Anil Gupta, underscored the company’s commitment to patient-first solutions.

“Our new range of anaesthesia workstations and neonatal equipment is designed to strengthen patient safety, improve monitoring, and provide clinicians with a truly user-friendly support system,” said Mr. Piyush Gupta, CEO & Managing Director, Medisys, as he emphasized the company’s mission to match Indian medical technology with global standards.

The new portfolio includes advanced anaesthesia workstations with integrated monitoring systems, user-friendly interfaces, and enhanced safety features, alongside upgraded intensive care solutions. Medisys also introduced neonatal care equipment such as LED phototherapy units and infant warmers, developed to strengthen neonatal intensive care units (NICUs) across hospitals. These technologies, the company noted, are built to support safer surgeries, faster recoveries, and better outcomes for newborns.

The launch reflects Medisys’ transformation from being recognized as the manufacturer of India’s first indigenous ventilator to becoming a leader in healthcare technology innovation. According to Mr. Gupta, the new solutions were developed to meet modern-day challenges in anaesthesia delivery and neonatal care, ensuring not only smarter clinical support but also eco-friendly efficiency.

Healthcare experts present at the event, including Dr. Kler, praised the initiative as a significant step forward in blending technology with clinical needs. They noted that Medisys’ patient-focused approach reinforces its position as an Indian company making a global impact in critical care innovation.